Reviewing this as an event space and hotel, I enjoyed the experience. Having caught the change of seasons perfectly, I was greeted by abundant colors in the surrounding trees. The wind of the water was a little chilly, especially at night, but it was not by any means impossible to enjoy the surroundings. The accommodations are these single-occupancy cabins in little groups. Mine had a heated bathroom floor that I was a big fan of. While it is a cabin, the water and climate control are up to par and there is wifi in a somewhat dodgy signal area. It was comfortable and offered a nice view, and there was never any interference from other cabins so you get a nice private feel. The rest of the campus included things like firepits, waterfront seating, a semi-sheltered outdoor dining area, and a fully enclosed hall used as a meeting space. A variety of ruins are not used for anything, but are there to be viewed and offer aesthetic intrigue. You certainly could not accuse them of failing to deliver a brickyard; there are bricks everywhere. Views across the water show bridges, and a lot of leafy greenery in an area that includes Bard College on the other side of the river. There is a separate public beach, but the hotel area is fenced off. I stayed for two nights and did not leave the entire time, which is unusual for a traveler like me, but I never needed to. They had some spa services but frankly I just didn't have time. Their food operation was adequate; they did offer menus with labeled options for special dietary needs. It was only two or three items most of the time (or there were buffets for some meals); it's the kind of American cuisine in which the vegetarian option is mostly vegetables and can be kind of light. This was an event and a visit to a new region for me, and it overall made a good impression. read more

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absolutely gorgeous. impeccably run. perfect venue for weddings, conferences, retreats, community gatherings of any type. Hutton Brickyards is only 1.45 hours from Manhattan. Once you get there it's like you're a continent away. The place is organized along the Hudson River. Beautiful modern cabins, a great restaurant on the water. Tons of open space, trees. there are loads of choices of spaces for your event. A huge covered space that fits 500 easy, and is on the river. There is also "the mansion" which is stunning. Up on the hill next to the more modern retreat center, the Mansion has 13 bedrooms, and gorgeous grounds. perfext for a smaller wedding, or wedding party. I was just at Hutton Brickyards for The Festival (A Broadway version of Coachella.). It was the ideal venue -- room for stages And shows but also plenty of lawns and tree for enjoying the view and connecting with friends. If you are looking for an event space, you cannot do better. read more

The staff and location are nice but the food is really not good. Feels they get away with a mediocre experience because of the on water location and built in hotel guest monopoly. If anything grab drinks and sit for the view but we stopped coming here after a few try's. read more

Wow, I don't even really know what to say here, that's how amazing my experience was. It's absolutely beautiful. Year round it's amazing and it's fun in the sun during the warmer months. But something about being here during winter was...magical. High class, intimate, romantic place for your partner and you to have a quiet getaway. The bar has fun cocktails both in the mansion and at the pavilion. The food was PHENOMENAL. My favorite was the truffle fries. They actually used real shaved truffle on top instead of just truffle oil like a lot of other places, so I appreciate the commitment to the craft. Complimentary breakfast was *chefs kiss*. Fun night time hangout at the fire pits with s'mores and brick oven pizza all night. I need to come back and stay in those cabins, I stayed in the mansion and it was the best sleep I've had in months. But you know what the stand out feature was? The staff. From the greeters, to the bartenders, to the management, they really made you feel special. Efficient, attentive, warm and welcoming. I can honestly keep going about how amazing the experience here was but I think I'll cut it here, just go see for yourself. read more

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Terrible experience. we had booked a room in February 2026 for a July stay and received an emailed confirmation. When we arrived at the hotel, however, they had no room for us. The hotel claimed to have emailed me but I had no record of any attempt for at least a month before our stay. The hotel never called. the check-in manager couldn't have been more officious or less sympathetic. The manager never had the decency to talk to us. The hotel did get us a room in a more downscale hotel and comped us for it. Still it was a terrible and unprofessional experience. read more

Beautiful venue, great jazz band, small portions...big prices. Nice wood fired oven, website said pizza, not a pizza on the menu!! False advertising The main reason for 1 star...They DON'T TAKE CASH!!! Total bullshit as cash is legal tender and it should be illegal to not be able to pay with cash??? read more

Beautiful location at the river, views are amazing. Cool property design. Drink wasn't made properly at the riverfront pavilion but the location is A+. read more

We stayed for a quick and spontaneous one night rendezvous and we couldn't have found a better spot to land. From our initial phone call with Angelina, we knew we were going to have a good time. Upon check in, we were greeted by Angelina who was helpful and kind and informative. She recommended restaurants, took the time to show us our room options before we selected, saw us in the lounge after dinner and turned music on for us and brought us board games to play. She really painted the ambience of our stay beautifully. Our room was cozy and clean and very comfortable and the grounds were beautiful. It was just the stay we were looking for. We'll see you again in the spring and take advantage of the cabins next! read more

Great the Pavilion is open again...yet who designed the Dinner menu to be SO Seafood heavy..Raw Bar 4 items, All the Starters are seafood, 4 of 7 Dinner items Seafood. Ok you can get a salad (sure add on Seafood or Steak) or sides that are all vegetables. What a disappointing weirdly designed menu. So if I had fish allergies or I'm a Vegetarian too bad. Being well versed in Food Service your menu is poorly thought out. This menu drives away folks that want to come to the bar and share apps and drink. Your lunch menu offers more friendly options for bar goers and locals that like to solict your business. Ahoy read more

this is a review Only of the Edgewood Mansion , part of the Hutton Brickyard,.. When we toured the Beautiful Gilded Age Mansion, were were Appalled by a room, with tee shirts, and baseball Hats for sale ! In the beautiful mansion ! The commersialism sullied the Historic Nature of the property! The Hudson Valley is full of lovely Gilded age Masions ( the Vanderbilt, Olana,Hyde Park!, Wilderstein Mansion!) and None are ruined by a TEE shirt shop! shame on the owners, do better! read more

The very small cabins are so beautiful and perfectly situated. Nothing overstated about that. But the beds are super soft and squishy, and the food was just ok. I expected better for almost $1000 per day. When we were there, salsa music played on the public beach nearby was LOUD ALL DAY. Not what you want in a retreat weekend. All the staff, though, were well trained and super nice. read more

I've been here 2 times now and I'll say this is a truly magical place. It's hard to explain what it is. But everything about it is pitch perfect. Fabulous modern cabins, right on the Hudson, a magical restaurant called the River Pavilion, again looking right on the Hudson. Likely this would be the most awesome place to have a wedding or business retreat. The whole affair is hip and all the details are thoughtful. I'm already plotting my return. read more

Attended the Wool and Folk festival last weekend at this venue and it was spectacular. Such a scenic and beautiful setting. Plenty of parking and space, for both vendors and food trucks, that will allow the festival to grow. And if there is inclement weather, it is covered so the event can continue. read more

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The best food in the Hudson River Valley. Chef Dan Silverman's food is amazing. Having a drink in an Adirondack chair -- nothing better. Every restaurant and bar is struggling with staff, Hutton Brickyards is no exception. Location is unrivaled. Best location on the River in the whole valley. Kid/ group / dog friendly!! read more

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Amazing place to take a weekend getaway, or just peace and quiet. The views are spectacular, and the staff is great as well. The new restaurant is open at the mansion and was impressive also. read more

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Went for a wedding which was perfectly catered and a great location. The staff was excellent. Started with cocktail hour and was presented with a delicious rose wine not too sweet and not too dry. The appetizers were amazing. A mac and cheese bar with add ins of lobster, chicken and herbed breadcrumbs. An onion and cheese tart that my wife who's a vegetarian absolutely loved. Raw tuna, and a great selection of pate and cheeses For dinner, again my wife was absolutely delighted with dish and described as the best vegetarian entree she ever had. Thin layers of all kinds of vegetable plated in a sauce. For everyone else a sampling of salmon, filet mignon, vegetable and potato. Dessert was amazing. A baked donut selection, along with Creme Brulee , individual tarts (chocolate and lemon) with containers of cookies. Good thing we got there early and beat the rush! All and all a great choice for an event right on the Hudson read more

Stayed a couple of nights in one of the King cabins. It was beautiful, clean, comfortable, and very peaceful. Our stay was mid-week and off-season, and we had bad luck with the weather, so we didn't really get the full experience. But it was still a lovely stay and we definitely plan to return. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. read more

Overall the place is up and coming but there's more frustration than it's worth at this point. Our room was what you would expect for glamping, nice enough, with good views and working AC and water. No complaints there. However we booked the room a month in advance and then when we got there I realized we booked the wrong type of room. I went on the site to see if there was availability elsewhere and saw our room for over $150 cheaper per night for the nights we had booked. With no email contact to send the screen shot I took to, we were left with basically no option and eating a lot of money. Next I wouldn't recommend going during the week. The place shouldn't be open as they basically closed everything, no restaurant no spa and if we wanted bikes we had to call ahead and request. I would imagine it's better during the weekend, or at least would hope. read more

Beautiful and serene, so glad I got the opportunity to book a mini cabin and eat at the Pavilion. Kudos to Chef Lily and her team for a delicious meal on the Hudson River. Highly recommend!! read more

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We just spent a spectacular weekend at the Hutton Brick Yard. Our very upscale cabin was flooded with light from floor-to-ceiling windows, had a heated bathroom floor, and many amenities one would expect at a luxury retreat (high-end toiletries, excellent bed, powerful AC) and some surprises (turntable with LPs). We thought the restaurant was a 5-star gem. The tables all face the Hudson River, so at night the lights across the water make for an almost magical setting. The food, wine and service were all exemplary -- two nights in a row. Afterwards it was on to the firepits for s'mores. All in all, outstanding. read more

I came here last month with my boyfriend for our second anniversary last month, just days after Hutton Brickyard's reopening. It was lovely. The rooms so were gorgeous, and the grounds were amazing. The first night, we were able to sit and enjoy s'mores at the bonfire. The next night it rained, but it was still beautiful. We had a river view cabin; the bed was comfortable and the bathrooms (heated floor!) were luxurious. Really peaceful to look out of our big window directly onto the river. I really hope that we can come back and visit soon. read more

A perfect place for weekend escape! Thank you to the Hutton Brickyard team for making our trip the best and shout out to Susie for going above and beyond to make sure we had everything needed during our stay. We can't wait to go back up in the spring. read more

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Sloppy on details but a gorgeous property. However, when you charge north of $400 for a night in a trailer with a white comforter and a testy thermostat, the details are what matters. We can start with the inconsistencies, which extend to the drinks and breakfast that were delivered far behind schedule while a bike rental necessitated several reminder calls only to have them dropped off in the middle of the property. The front desk responds to text messages but from different numbers so there are several chains of requests, each uncommunicative with one another. Plus One star for the archery instructor who was both pleasant and knowledgeable in equal measure. Minus one star for the other staff who sounded sullen and like they'd rather be somewhere else. read more

Nice setting, service was lacking. Would consider as a venue but would not return for a stay. read more

Attended a function here tonight. It was supposed to be a cocktail party with hors d'oevres. We had one option for red and white wine that was served in plastic cups. Our food option was pulled pork or vegetarian chili. The crackers were stale and the platters of cheese, cold cuts, grapes and vegetables were not replenished. We left after 45 minutes. read more

Had an amazing stay at Hutton Brickyards. Our room was beautiful, staff were friendly and incredibly accommodating, the food was delicious, and the property is outstanding. Excited to go back soon!! read more

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Food was exquisite, great spot on the river and fantastic service; highly recommend! Great ambiance, fantastic personnel , highly recommended ! read more

Awesome spot and some gems of food that should have made our visit a great experience. But it wasn't. Two for dinner on a quiet Thursday night should not have left the staff so bewildered. We ordered some wine, a salad to split, the $9 bread plate and two entrees. Our server was not very communicative but did respond to questions. I ordered the chicken which the menu said would take 30 minutes. We received our wine and then about 5 minutes later someone who was not our server came with our salad, $9 bread plate and two entrees. We were startled and stammered a bit when the new server asked if this wasn't our order. We replied that it was, but at this type of restaurant we expected our $9 bread plate and salad to come first and then receive our entrees afterward. The alternate server was perplexed by this, but then someone else came by who understood this and very nicely told us not to worry they bring our entrees when we were ready. The salad was very good. The bread plate, did I mention it cost $9, consisted of three pieces of thick sour dough toast and a big chunk of butter with salt and seeds. The bread was not good. I got the roast chicken, and was worried that it had been sitting under a heat lamp or something for 10 or 15 minutes, but it wasn't the case. The chicken was excellent - it was a large half chicken and included the very noticeable foot at the end of the drumstick. No worries on my end - exceptionally flavorful and juicy, both dark and white meat. No one really came and checked on us or seemed to really care how we enjoyed things. And then when I paid the bill with a credit card they came with only the restaurant receipt for me to sign and leave a tip on - no copy for me. And, of course, no one came over who I could ask for the copy from - not a big deal, but just a few of the odd non-customer friendly vibe we got from our experience. Great spot, and nice idea with the history of the brickyard, and some of the food is excellent, but we probably won't be going back. And the prices were a bit high, but I think fair for what you got, EXCEPT the damn $9 bread plate. They should be embarrassed by that. read more

I really struggle with rating this particular restaurant. Let me begin by saying that it is clearly an up and coming establishment and there is a lot of potential for it to be a fabulous place. The location is breathtaking and the decor is upscale and inviting. The menu has many wonderful options to choose from and every dish that we ordered was delicious. There was great care taken in presentation and the flavors were on point. You can tell that the chef(s) takes great pride in their work. The other highlight of the evening was the bartender, Alex. We ordered one of his drink specials and it was clear that he enjoyed preparing it. He was so entertaining and we were amazed at how relaxed he seemed behind the bar even when things got busy. The disconnect for me is with the service, they seemed to be underwater the entire evening. I don't know if they didn't have enough help or that their staff is undertrained, but they were slow, disorganized and chaotic. Overall, our experience was good, but they need to make some adjustments in order to become a great place. They are definitely on track for success especially with their food and bar service, they just get need to get dining room service figured out. read more

We booked a 2 night stay. First night was good/fine, as to be expected for a $500.- + a night retreat/spa style cabin. The second night turned out to be just awful. Besides the ~20 private cabins, within earshot, there is a large event venue on the property, which hosted a wedding on our second night. We were not informed of that, when we booked our stay online. The festivities, which were of the standard dance/loud music variety, were going on well into the night. There was no escaping the noise. Any peace and calm was gone for sure. Whoever answered the phone at the virtual front desk, was unimpressed by our concerns. We were told that there was no management on site, and that the loud music wouldn't end until 11pm, well past the local noise ordinance. The next morning, a nice gentleman that delivered our breakfast to our cabin, told us that these weddings are happening practically every weekend during the summer. Not a minor detail to withhold, for customers looking for the advertised peaceful retreat. The primary source of income for Hutton Brickyards seems to be their wedding venue, and the cabins are only a throwaway line item within their budget. That is definitely how we felt treated, as paying guests. The callousness with which it was carried out and handled by Hutton Brickyards Retreat/Salt hotels, is infuriating. Stay away. read more

I read about this property I think he WSJ and immediately booked for July 4 weekend. They waited a month to call and cancel my reservation because a wedding was buying out the property and they were waiting to see if they needed all rooms. First, who would want to be the only non-wedding party on a property with amenities likely not available? Second, waiting a month to inform me of this basically locks me out of making other arrangements for the holiday weekend. Really really awful. They did offer me an upgrade on another weekend, but now I have time off work with nowhere to go. Just incredibly bad service. read more

I attended Field + Supply this year and was very impressed with Hutton Brickyards. It's very open and rustic and directly on the Hudson River. I think this would be a very unique place for a wedding due to the massive green spaces - typical for the Hudson Valley - the water views and the cool photo ops with the brickyard remnants. I loved it read more

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My husband and I were looking forward to staying here for two nights and made non refundable reservations. Unfortunately our daughter became ill and we had to cancel on the day we were supposed to check in. The staff was wonderful and understanding. They returned are call promptly and refunded our money immediately. We look forward to getting to the Brickyards soon and we appreciate the excellent customer service. read more

To repeat and emphasize: location is breathtaking. I'm still not sure how I feel about the hipster aesthetic of industrial ruins but it's a thing and they use it effectively. The food is excellent though on a few minor points they try too hard to make it hip and seasonal. So for example, the rice pudding was probably one of the best desserts I ever ate but really just needed nutmeg, not organic local blackberries; same for the cherries on the duck (though the mustard greens on the same dish were very enjoyable). Definitely worth the visit. read more

This venue is gorgeous and the perfect setting for events. After attending the Scenic Hudson event, I'm convinced this would be an excellent place to share with my connections to have their wedding there. Not only are the views of the Hudson River gorgeous, but the rustic touches (exposed brick and remnants of the old brickyard) and the stunning greenery surrounding the site are perfect for wedding photos! There's a built-in bar, dressing rooms and a catering kitchen, and lots of options for the ceremony, the reception and guest socializing. Really, there are endless options. I highly recommend. read more

Hutton Brickyards - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Kingston, New York

It could have been a 5* review. The view is lovely and is the open air pavilion. The food is fantastic although the duck with mustard greens and cherries had 3 baby mustard leafs on top of 3 pieces of overdone duck with 5 whole cherries. Could have used some sort of sauce. But my lack of stars is for the runner who brought our starters to the wrong table and left them in front of other customers and then reserved them to us after they advised that was not their order. We were celebrating our Anniversary and it completely ruined our evening having to wait 20 minutes to explain to our waitress that I was not about to eat these dishes after they sat on another table. This was completely unsanitary and particularly during Covid just totally grossed me out. read more

Great place with beautiful views on the Hudson! Food just excellent, best hanger steak around!

Overpriced and underwhelming. What they promised: "the comforts of an urban luxury hotel" "relaxing getaway on the Hudson River" "stylish and splendid accommodations" "essentials, indulgences, and whimsical items" from The Larder "afternoon cocktail service" "a delightful spot to relax" "a luxury retreat" What they delivered: - a creaky, spine-destroying bed that is quicksand-meets-marshmallow, sloping downward toward the place where the headboard should be but isn't - no top sheet (in the summer) - no extra pillows or towels - no comfortable place to sit in the room - one window (in the bathroom) that does not open - no screen doors on the front or back door, and no way to prop the back door open except with one of the Adirondack chairs (so the door handle is now where your head should be) or with the bulky-and-awkward deck table - no electric tea kettle, no coffee maker, no coffee cups, no cutlery, no kitchen basics at all except a cheap corkscrew and two wineglasses - the exact same breakfast every morning, cheerfully delivered - no fresh food, no local cheese, no sandwiches or any lunch offerings from The Larder - a barely functioning "in-room tablet," which is the only way to contact the main desk apart from your own cell phone (if you can find a signal) - "afternoon cocktail service" = cocktails in a can (Seriously. Target sells them online in a 4-pack for $12.99.) - dawn-to-dusk jet skis and speed boats on the river right in front of the cabins - kind and well-meaning staff who almost without exception seemed bewildered, unprepared and under-trained We were EXTREMELY disappointed with our stay at Hutton Brickyards 2-5 Sep 2021, so much so that we left early in disgust after 3 nights of a planned 5-night stay. We just could not face another night in the extraordinarily uncomfortable bed! Or the exact same thing for breakfast AGAIN - we were quite surprised that local apples or other seasonal fruit were not featured, or at least something other than a mediocre Florida orange every day. For $720 per night, we expected much, much better. It is unclear what HB means by "restful and restorative getaway," but incessant dawn-to-dusk jet skis and speed boats on the river directly in front of the cabins do not make for "a delightful spot to relax" by any definition. While HB likely cannot control the public's recreational use of the river adjacent to the property, they really need to adjust their advertising accordingly. Maybe the Marketing Manager should actually stay at HB for a few nights instead of pasting website copy straight out of the Trendy Buzzwords Playbook. HB's target demographic appears to be the Selfie Set with more dollars than sense, who may find the reproduction turntable, Edison light bulbs, and nasty canned cocktails just "splendid". Discerning grown-ups beware. Our experience of Hutton Brickyards was that it is an outrageously overpriced, underwhelming "concept" that didn't even come close to resembling a luxury retreat - all branding strategy and no substance. read more

A great location but they are still going through growing pains and delivery does not quote match the promise. We stayed end of Sept 2021 The Good- -Easy location with access to everything in lower Hudson Valley -Privacy of cabins -Quiet (mostly) -New and nicely appointed facilities -Great landscaping The Bad: -Cabins are hermetically sealed. No windows for fresh air and you will get condensation when it gets chilly -Flag for afternoon drinks is cool but we put it out 2/3 days and cart never came by -Screwed up breakfast order multiple times. I partly blame the tablet app which is barely functional. Overcomplicating things to seem cool. -Dinner order got lost so we waited 45 minutes. No one ever apologized for the delay -Breakfast is exact same every day. Got a bit tedious on day 4 -Beds are EXTREMELY soft. Back still in pain from it -"River View" cabin would be better billed as "back of restaurant view," with accompanying noise. This blatant misrepresentation is unforgivable. -They are also constructing some spa cabins near the restaurant so any hope for a relaxing breakfast on the porch was spoiled. Get a cabin 1-17 if you want to have a REAL river view -Weird that the don't have a full bar in the restaurant area as there is a whole lounge section read more

I've been here for the last 2 Field and Supply events and can't imagine a better setting. The place is very tastefully restored with new buildings mixed in with the ruins of the old brick factory. It's great to be able to get so close to the river. The views are incredible. Both events were very well run. The service at the bar was speedy and efficient with lots of great local options for beer and cider and some delicious cocktails. If you haven't been you should definitely attend an upcoming event! read more